Sentence examples for Philosophical aim from inspiring English sources

Another part of his philosophical aim was a very radical interpretation of Christianity aimed at convincing his Jewish audience that his Christianity was superior to traditional and philosophical Judaism.

Mulhall is right that Cavell's philosophical aim is "to create a set of texts, to establish and maintain a texture of prose, that can earn the title of philosophy from its readers" (p. xiv).

Perhaps most similar in philosophical aim to Corita, although not in the bleak palette of his mostly gray-toned work, Roger Kuntz made paintings that employ the stark, razor-sharp play of light and shadow on freeways.

More importantly, the work cited in section 1 by Brandt (1954) and Ladd (1957), involving both empirical investigations into the moral values of Native Americans and philosophical reflection on the significance of these investigations vis-à-vis moral relativism, are significant examples of moral philosophers engaging in empirical inquiry in support of philosophical aims.

Particular attention is paid to his philosophical aims and polemical strategies.

He discussed philosophical aims with General Manager Dave Kasper and what other steps the organization plans to take in the coming year to contend for a championship.

Although the novel's philosophical aims are at times frustratingly obscure, this collision between satire and sadness, as the author has called it, is a dizzying reimagination of our relationship to language.

Different responses to gene skepticism illustrate a variety of philosophical aims and approaches.

Understanding the organization of such works would give us a clearer picture of Philodemus' methods and philosophical aims.

But they also served philosophical aims of Lefèvre which became more evident in works unrelated to the university curriculum.

Philosophical tests aim to show that an operation is inconsistent with logical and epistemological principles.